Name: Antarctica Last Degree Challenge
Brand: Shackleton
SKU: SH-SC-L1D-1000
Price: 84995.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Antarctica Last Degree Challenge

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The Mission:

Ski the last 60 nautical miles to reach the most southerly point on Earth.

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£84,995.00

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1: Ability to hike for a day of 6 hours with a backpack
2: Ability to hike for 4 consecutive days of 6 hours with a backpack
3: Ability to hike for over one week in consecutive days of 6 hours with a backpack

Discover (L1): Learn fundamental skills that enable you to operate in extreme environments
Explore (L2): Develop your capability with longer, more demanding and self-sufficient expeditions Pioneer
Pioneer (L3): Create your own chapter in the history of exploration with long-range expeditions along untrodden paths

"I seemed to vow to myself that someday I would go to the region of ice and snow and go on and on till I came to one of the poles of the earth, the end of the axis upon which this great round ball turns.” - Ernest Shackleton

Ten times more people have summited Everest than skied to the geographic South Pole. This 12 day expedition is your opportunity to traverse the otherworldly Antarctic landscape and reach the very bottom of Planet Earth. You will ski the last degree, the final 60 nautical miles from 89˚S to the South Pole, hauling a pulk across the high polar plateau, experiencing all its beauty and brutality. Your efforts will reap the ultimate reward, you will be one of the few people in history who has skied to the South Pole. Picture yourself standing on the most southerly point on Earth, having got there using nothing but your own strength and determination. By Endurance you will Conquer.

The ultimate peace of mind - from the moment you touchdown in Punta Arenas we’ll take care of everything, allowing you to focus on the Challenge ahead.

All-Inclusive Expedition

Shackleton's legacy

Punta Arenas is a place steeped in Antarctic and maritime history where the challenge starts. Sir Ernest Shackleton used the city as headquarters to plan the remarkable rescue of his Endurance crew stranded on Elephant Island. His legend endures throughout the history of this city.

After an epic flight across the Drake Passage you will land on a 3km long ice runway and see Antarctica’s basecamp emerge from the ice. Union Glacier is the central hub for the Antarctic season and a melting pot of remarkable people with incredible tales of adventure to tell and new ambitions to fulfill. Rub shoulders with scientists, researchers, explorers, film-makers and celebrities in this unique tented village on the ice.

Experience Antarctica HQ

On 14th December 1911, Norwegian great Roald Amundsen was the first person to reach the South Pole. Since this moment, over 100 years ago, very few people have had the pleasure of skiing to the bottom of the earth. This will be a moment that will live with you forever and will no doubt change your perspective on life.

Creating your own history

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Included

Foundations expedition preparation programme
All Challenge specific expedition equipment
Pulk jacket
Down jacket
Accommodation, food & drink
Food whilst on expedition
In-country travel & logistics throughout the duration of the Challenge, including return flights to Antarctica (from Chile) & two flights on the Antarctic continent

Not Included

Return flights to Punta Arenas, Chile
Personal apparel & kit
Personal travel insurance

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These Booking Conditions (“Booking Conditions”), together with our Privacy Policy, Acknowledgment of Risk form and any other written information we brought to your attention before we confirmed your booking, form the basis of your contract with Shackleton of Flint Buildings, 1 Bedding Lane, Norwich NR3 1RG with company number: 07169051 (“Shackleton” “we”, “us”, “our”). Please read them carefully as they set out our respective rights and obligations. In these Booking Conditions references to "you" and "your" include the first named person on the booking and all persons on whose behalf a booking is made or any other person to whom a booking is added or transferred.

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Current Season Price

£84,995.00

Following Season Price

Experience Antarctica HQ

After an epic flight across the Drake Passage you will land on a 3km long ice runway and see Antarctica’s basecamp emerge from the ice. Union Glacier is the central hub for the Antarctic season and a melting pot of remarkable people with incredible tales of adventure to tell and new ambitions to fulfill. Rub shoulders with scientists, researchers, explorers, film-makers and celebrities in this unique tented village on the ice.

Shackleton's legacy

Punta Arenas is a place steeped in Antarctic and maritime history where the challenge starts. Sir Ernest Shackleton used the city as headquarters to plan the remarkable rescue of his Endurance crew stranded on Elephant Island. His legend endures throughout the history of this city.

Creating your own history

On 14th December 1911, Norwegian great Roald Amundsen was the first person to reach the South Pole. Since this moment, over 100 years ago, very few people have had the pleasure of skiing to the bottom of the earth. This will be a moment that will live with you forever and will no doubt change your perspective on life.

All-Inclusive Expedition

The ultimate peace of mind - from the moment you touchdown in Punta Arenas we’ll take care of everything, allowing you to focus on the Challenge ahead.

Foundations programme

The complete programme to prepare you psychologically, physiologically and nutritionally to succeed on your Challenge.

RECORD-BREAKING GUIDES

FOUNDATIONS

PROGRAMME

TESTIMONIALS

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“The journey is as much inward as it is outward.”

"At the end of this experience I truly felt as if I had conquered a side of myself that didn’t believe intense physical challenges were something for me."